Break-even price: the lowest sale price that returns your cost after fees. Sell below that, and you lose money. The full glossary is in the first tweet.
Most botting guides stop at "cop" and "W." Here are the harder terms in plain English: proxy rotation, account pool, shock drop, error state, break-even price.
59 terms, 7 sections:
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Running a sneaker drop used to mean sitting at your computer, refreshing and hoping.
NSB Go puts the controls on your phone.
Here is what a drop looks like with it:
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Lost signal?
Tasks keep running on your computer. Alerts follow your Settings tab and fire when a task needs attention or a checkout lands. When your phone reconnects, NSB Go catches up on what it missed.
The full scorecard, the shock drop rule, the demand weighting table, and the five-minute routine most people skip are all in the guide linked in tweet 1.
A $170 shoe that resells for $140 isnโt a win. After about $20 in fees and shipping, itโs a $50 loss per pair, and $600 across 12 pairs.
Most botters donโt lose on the drops they miss. They lose on the drops they should have skipped.
Score the release before you run a single task:
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Four checks before every drop: colorway, collab, drop pattern, and demand. All strong, go big. Mixed, run lean. Weak, skip it.
Over-botting is the fastest way to lose a bankroll.